Sentence examples for become very difficult at from inspiring English sources

Budget levels and effort are positively correlated until budgets become very difficult, at which point individuals "give up".

It was written in spite of problems that Mitford was having with her eyesight; at one stage she had to go and see the ophthalmic surgeon Patrick Trevor-Roper and was provided with spectacles which helped her work (she had been suffering from headaches that meant that working for more than a couple of hours per day had become very difficult at that stage).

"It would become very difficult after that to control expectations," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note to clients on Wednesday.

"Living in Mexico has become very difficult," said one man who had been searched at a roadblock near Matamoros.

With the tightening of security at airports, hijacking aircraft has become very difficult so the focus of terror groups may have changed.

If the terrorists turned out to be Muslim, I thought at the time, the future could become very difficult for Muslims in the United States.

Take care not to over-dry the DNA pellets at this point (or at the final precipitation, step 18) or they will become very difficult to resuspend.

It's become very difficult".

Short has become long and difficult has become very difficult.

Sometimes it can be hard -- simple things become very difficult.

"It's become very difficult for Jews": Trett.